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In lugnet.cad, Alban NANTY wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I gave the exclusivity to RailBrick to announce the release of BlueBrick my new
> Lego Train Layout Editor but of course I'm very excited about receiving your
> comments, suggestions or bug report. I'm also open to any proposition of
> contribution.
>
> Please don't hesitate to post here or send me by email your thought.
>
> PS: I want to appologize to all the linux and Mac users, but C# and .Net
> Framework is so powerfull that it becomes very easy to make good software very
> quickly. I won't be able to do the same work in the same amount of time with a
> cross-platform C++ language. I'm not specially a big fan of Microsoft, but I
> have to say that their development environment are amazing...
For all Linux and Mac users you can try to work on this to run with MONO
(www.mono-project.com). My LDCalc already runs under MONO as I do not call much
files. I am still working on my other tools also to run under MONO, but I have
to learn a little bit about LINUX to find all possible problems.
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In lugnet.cad, Michael Heidemann wrote:
> For all Linux and Mac users you can try to work on this to run with MONO
> (www.mono-project.com). My LDCalc already runs under MONO as I do not call much
> files. I am still working on my other tools also to run under MONO, but I have
> to learn a little bit about LINUX to find all possible problems.
I got few feedback from someone who try to run it under Mono 2.0 on linux.
According to him it seems quite ok, BUT the drag'n'drop of parts from the part
library to the map seems not working under Mono. A very annoying bug that I will
try to fix if I succeed to debug it under Mono for the Windows platform.
So far I never tested myself under Mono, so I don't know what are the actual
problem. If you want to give it a try, I would be please to have your feedback.
Thanks in advance.
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